get some perspective on that with claudia comfort she's an energy expert from the german institute for economic research quoted thanks for joining us you called for a green we start so looking at what was agreed upon is this what you had in mind a little bit it's a little bit of a green research i would say but we expect more especially for of the investments of energy savings off of buildings and heating system on the other hand we need to bigger boost for the electric mobility and the rail transport and especially where we really need this and hans share off when you bowl energy and here we don't see anything like this but in total i would say it's a it's a it's the right step or a little step into these kind of new start ok if we look at the details there are incentives as we heard to buy electric cars there's investment in the infrastructure needed for electric transport but at the same time the value added tax cuts will apply to regular diesel cars as well so how concerned are you about that. well a bit concerned because so we should have respected these 380 a reduction especially for those compone

for the industrial sector especially to see it production we need some pilot programs here and i would assume that germany will invest into this. cutting comfort from the german institute of economic research in the berlin thank you very much thank you. and we have one sports item for you at tennis great roger federer says he will not return to action until next year after deciding to have nice surgery the 38 year old is using the coronavirus break to fix a nagging injury wimbledon was due to start this month but has been cancelled federer will miss the u.s. open which is set to take place from a late august and a rearranged french open in september the 2021 season is now widely expected to be federer's final year before retirement has won a men's record 20 grand slam singles titles. thank you for watching dear abby news will be back at the top of the hour there with us. africa. hygiene measures during the corona crisis in rwanda is expensive 'd and disinfectant are virtually unattainable 'd. but a young businesswoman has decided to improvise. in her distillery she produces disinfected. africa. w. d 2 you know that 77 percent market are younger than 65. that's me and me and you. and you kn

head of the department of energy transportation and environment at the german institute of economic research in berlin thank you for joining us how promising do you think that this technology is. well it's quite set promising and especially how to reach the paris admission reduction targets and also the transformation towards a 100 percent renewable energy says sam we need some hydrogen but i want to get answer for every question hydrogen something new or oil out we have to use it in those areas where we don't have a direct electric i'll turn it if especially to produce hydrogen you need a lot of energy you need a lot of renewable electricity and this is why the production of hydrogen is very unofficial and cost intense so ok it's cost intensive so are you saying that it can't really be scaled up so we can't really imagine the sun heating our homes or fueling our cars. now especially in those both those areas i don't see actually had an asset in energy because in the building 2nd we have to invest more in energy saving and use that renewable energy comes another and the transportation sector we should have had to t